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Danish radio is doing an appreciation all-day broadcast of the Raveonettes right now.
And previewed 2 new tracks (they're both very good) - "I Love How You Love Me" by the Perry Sisters from a covers album that's coming out on Cleopatra Records - and another (titled "Killer") from the next "proper" album, which is apparently going to be called "Peahi 2".
So good things ahead!

Updated - Sune and Sharin are now playing a playlist of the songs they're covering on the covers LP
Everly Bros - Dream Dream Dream
Cramps - Goo Goo Muck
The Perry Sisters - I Love How You Love Me
Shangri Las - Leader of the Pack
Gram Parsons - Return of the Grievous Angel
Vince Taylor - Shakin' All Over
Lee Hazlewood with the Duane Eddy Orchestra - The Girl on Death Row
The Velvet Underground - Venus in Furs (will be Sharin on vocals apparently)
Sherelles - Will You Love Me Tomorrow
Buddy Holly - Wishing

I have not listened to The Raveonettes in ages but this is very good news. I might be in the minority who love Pe'ahi, so I am excited that there will be a Pe'ahi 2! Cover album also sounds very interesting since the band is pretty much a 60s pop-covers group with distortion, so that seems pretty aligned.

Peahi is such an underrated album. They brought a couple of tracks back from it for their last Danish tour this time last year, which I was ecstatic about - they didn't tour it near me when the album came out.
The track that was previewed from Peahi 2 was very much in keeping with that album. Considering what Sune went through last year, there's no wonder the next album would be pretty dark.
Link to the broadcast as a podcast... New stuff from about 4.13
https://www.dr.dk/lyd/p6beat/p6-beat-el ... 6452350604

I've liked everything they've done, except Atomized. I hated Atomized. But Pe'ahi 2 and another album (hopefully that sounds more like classic Raveonettes than Atomized) is awesome news!

EDIT: Oops, I meant Atomized (/2016 Atomized), not Observator.

Yeah I wasn't big on Atomized either. It was never really conceptualised as an album as such though, so I kind of forgive them for that. At least they actually gave it a physical release - they have several tracks that never got one.
Missed the beginning of the P6 radio broadcast first time round - but there are also 2 demos in the first part - pre-Raveonettes versions of an embryonic "Cops On Our Tail" and a 4-track demo of "Little Animal".
Also the announcement that there may or may not be a "box set" of rare stuff.

Cool! There’s some great songs on the covers record. My wife and I caught them 3 times the same year when they were still touring supporting Whip it On and Chain Gang of Love. They were great shows.

July release for the covers album apparently...